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2016
Blanar, C. A., Hewitt M. L., McMaster M. E., Kirk J., Wang Z., Norwood W., et al. (2016).  Parasite community similarity in Athabasca River trout-perch (Percopsis omiscomaycus) varies with local-scale land use and sediment hydrocarbons, but not distance or linear gradients. Parasitology Research. 115(10), 13 pages . Abstract
2014
Christensen-Dalsgaard, K. K., Sinnatamby R. N., & Poesch M. (2014).  Metrics for assessing fisheries productivity and offsetting strategies under Canada’s New Fisheries Act. Oil Sands Research and Information Network. 58 pages . Abstract
Sun, N., Chelme-Ayala P., Kamerth N., McPhedran K. N., Islam M. S., Perez-Estrada L., et al. (2014).  Advanced analytical mass spectrometric techniques and bioassays to characterize untreated and ozonated oil sands process-affected water. 48(19), 9 pages . Abstract
Lacaze, E., Devaux A., Bruneau A., Bony S., Sherry J., & Gagné F. (2014).  Genotoxic potential of several naphthenic acids and a synthetic oil sands process-affected water in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). 152, 8 pages . Abstract
Hagen, M. O., Katzenback B. A., Islam M. D. S., Gamal El-Din M., & Belosevic M. (2014).  The analysis of goldfish (Carassius auratus L.) innate immune responses after acute and subchronic exposures to oil sands process-affected water. 138(1), 9 pages . Abstract
van den Heuvel, M. R., Hogan N. S., MacDonald G. Z., Berrue F., Young R. F., Arens C. J., et al. (2014).  Assessing accumulation and biliary excretion of naphthenic acids in yellow perch exposed to oil sands-affected waters. 95, 8 pages . Abstract
2013
Schwalb, A. N., & Rasmussen J. (2013).  Changes in fish community composition and fish health in the lower Athabasca region: A review of historical and current data. 1 page .
Parrott, J. L., McMaster M. E., Norwood W. P., Gillis P. L., Headley J. V., Bartlett A. J., et al. (2013).  Larval fish toxicity of sediments waters groundwaters and snow melt waters from the oil sands area. 1 page . Abstract
Simmons, D. B., & Sherry J. P. (2013).  Plasma protein profiles of white sucker (Catostomus commersonii) sampled from the Athabasca River upstream and downstream of oil sands development. 1 page .
Gagne, F., Andre C., & Sherry J. P. (2013).  Toxicogenomic investigation of naphthenic acids and oil sands processed water in rainbow trout hepatocytes. 1 page.
Schindler, D. W. (2013).  Water quality issues in the oil sands region of the lower Athabasca River, Alberta. 40 , 12 pages . Abstract
MacDonald, G. Z., Hogan N. S., Köllner B., Thorpe K. L., Phalen L. J., Wagner B. D., et al. (2013).  Immunotoxic effects of oil sands-derived naphthenic acids to rainbow trout. 126, 8 pages . Abstract
Scarlett, A. G., Reinardy H. C., Henry T. B., West C. E., Frank R. A., Hewitt L. M., et al. (2013).  Acute toxicity of aromatic and non-aromatic fractions of naphthenic acids extracted from oil sands process-affected water to larval zebrafish. 93(2), 5 pages . Abstract
Gagné, F., André C., Turcotte P., Gagnon C., Sherry J., & Talbt A. (2013).  A comparative toxicogenomic investigation of oil sand water and processed water in rainbow trout hepatocytes. 65(2), 14 pages . Abstract
Reinardy, H. C., Scarlett A. G., Henry T. B., West C. E., Hewitt M. L., Frank R. A., et al. (2013).  Aromatic naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected water resolved by GCXGC-MS only weakly induce the gene for vitellogenin production in zebrafish (Danio Rerio) larvae. 47(12), 6 pages . Abstract
Kavanagh, R. J., Frank R. A., Solomon K. R., & Van Der Kraak G. (2013).  Reproductive and health assessment of fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) inhabiting a pond containing oil sands process-affected water. 130-131, 8 pages . Abstract
Toor, N. S., Franz E. D., Fedorak P. M., MacKinnon M. D., & Liber K. (2013).  Degradation and aquatic toxicity of naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected waters using simulated wetlands. 90(2), 211 pages . Abstract
Hagen, M. O. (2013).  Analysis of goldfish innate immunity following exposure to oil sands process affected water. 108 pages . Abstract
Sun, N., Perez-Estrada L. A., Drzewicz P., Chelme, Ayala P., Klamerth N., Islam M., et al. (2013).  Different analytical mass spectrometric and bioassay to probe how ozonation process degrades naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected water. 1 page .
Wiseman, S. B., Remenda N., He Y., Mankidy R., Alharbi H., Dos Santos Pereira A., et al. (2013).  An effects directed analysis to identify toxic constituents of OSPW. 1 page .
Bauer, A. (2013).  Identification of oil sands naphthenic acid structures and their associated toxicity to Pimephales promelas and Oryzias latipes. 103 pages . Abstract
Radmanovich, R. (2013).  Mercury in the lower Athabasca River and its watershed. 153 pages . Abstract
Simmons, D. B., Neheli T., Clarence S., Miller J., Sherry J. P., & Duncker B. (2013).  A protein response pattern to test whether fish in the bitumen mining region of the Athabasca River are exposed to industry specific contaminants.
Sansom, B., Vo N. T., Kavanagh R., Hanner R., MacKinnon M., Dixon D. G., et al. (2013).  Rapid assessment of the toxicity of oil sands process-affected waters using fish cell lines. 49(1), 13 pages . Abstract
Sherry, J. P., Simmons D. B., Neheli T., Gagne F., Clarence S., & Miller J. (2013).  A transcript response pattern to test whether fish in the bitumen mining region of the Athabasca River are exposed to industry specific contaminants. 2 pages .

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